"Interesting" design - you love it or hate it Excellent movie mode: long recording ...Expensive for what it does Clumsy design: poorly placed controls, ...This review has been completed using a production-level DSC-M1...The DSC-M1 uses the tiny Memory Stick Duo...

PROS: Excellent screen...Easy to use...TV features work well....CONS: Not a digital tuner...Iffy design...No Wi-Fi....In TV mode, the machine responds quickly to commands from the remote control when you pause live broadcasts or switch between channels...But it's not just TV performance that has improved; tunes also sound good...Despite these flaws, though, this is one of the best PC/TV packages around......

Sleek, light and small...Unique, striking design; very good photo and video quality; special video presets, including two buffer modes....Proprietary MPEG-4 videos require an MPEG 4 CODEC or Sony's software to view and convert...3X optical...Still, the M1 is a good camera and well worth the money...The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-M1 is a solid digital camera, with good...

My canon was good in terms of size, but 70% of the pics had red eye and 50% were out of focus...So that's great! better indoor pics, just as good outdoor pics as the canon...the video quality is JUST AS GOOD as the sony mini dv I sold...

This is a great little camera; it takes high quality stills and amazingly good videos...Size: 640x480 Frame Rate: 29.97 fps Bitrate: 2734 kb/s Audio: 2 channels Sample rate: 24000 Hz Depth: 16 bit Bitrate: 123 Kb/sec On a close inspection of the video, compression artifacts are visible, but overall the quality is very good...The quality of stills is very good, there are many new menu options to play...

But you will find a camera that takes very good pictures and very good video...Watching the DVD on my TV, the video quality was as good as anything I've captured with my camcorder...I would imagine taking the memory stick to a local pharmacy would get you pictures as good/better than 35mm film pics...